Dominic S. Carreira, MD

An update on injuries was part of the presentation “Common Foot and Ankle Injuries in Sports” at the annual meeting on Saturday July 26, 2014. The audio content is available on ATPodcast by Lenker & Vanguri, which is available for download on itunes.

Dr. Carreira will present “Acetabular Labrum Reconstruction of the Hip: Technique and Results” at the annual meeting of ISHA (International Society of Hip Arthroscopy) which is taking place from October 8- 11 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

In March 2014, Dominic S. Carreira, MD, delivered a presentation to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons entitled All Arthroscropic Allograft Labral Reconstruction of the Hip.

Leading arthroscropic surgeon, Dr. Dominic Carreira published “Extended Indications in Foot and Ankle Arthroscopy” in the December 2013 review in the Journal of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons. This journal is the most widely read journal that reviews topics for orthopedic surgeons.

The launch of a new website for the MASH Study Group coincides with a campaign to develop partnerships with companies, institutions and individuals to progress a multicenter arthroscopic study of the hip.

Starting October 14, 2013, we are in a new office building, a state-of-the-art orthopedic and sports medicine facility:

Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Center
1601 S. Andrews Avenue 2nd Floor.
Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33316

We moved from one side of the perimeter of Broward Health Medical Center to the other side. It is less than a mile (0.2 miles) from our previous location.

Committed to patient education, Dr. Dominic Carreira recently posted important information about AIIS Impingement on his website.

Dr. Dominic Carreira has been invited to present his work at the Foot and Ankle Conference being held at the Marly Clinic in Bogotá, Colombia. Aimed at foot and ankle surgeons in Columbia, Curso de Pie y Tobillo will draw surgeons from across the region, including Venezuela and Ecuador. Dr. Carreira will speak primarily about sports-medicine with an emphasis on arthroscopic techniques.

New York Times: March 4, 2013

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Yankees general manager Brian Cashman broke his right leg and dislocated the ankle while skydiving in Florida.

Cashman jumped with the U.S. Army Golden Knights in a plane from Homestead Air Reserve Base outside Miami, a fundraiser for the Wounded Warrior Project. He was hurt on his second jump Monday.

The Yankees said X-rays at Homestead Hospital revealed a broken fibula and dislocated ankle. Cashman was scheduled for surgery later in the day with Dr. Dominic Carreira at Broward Health Medical Center.

“I’m in great spirits, and it was an awesome experience,” Cashman said in a statement. “The Golden Knights are first class. While I certainly didn’t intend to raise awareness in exactly this fashion, I’m extremely happy that the Wounded Warrior Project is getting the well-deserved additional attention.”

The 45-year-old, who has been the team’s GM since February 1998, also has rappelled down a 350-foot, 22-story building in Stamford, Conn., sometimes dressed in an elf’s costume the past three Decembers as part of the town’s “Heights and Lights” celebration.

When Gold Coast Magazine published their January 2013 issue with a cover story of 40 under 40: Innovators, Leaders, and Impact Players, Dr. Dominic Carreira was featured among these noteworthy young professionals.